danzyc Member Allowing Ads Joined Aug 23, 2007 Messages 139 Format 35mm Sep 24, 2008 #1 hello friend i m processing super8 reversal tri x with d 19 for 6 minutes how manual and all people describe... when i achieve not too light images the problem is always the first developer?? i use permanganate bleach 4/g A for liter and B sodium bisulphate 35g/l for 5 minutes (in distilled water) the clearing bath is metabisulphite 30 grams /liter for 2 minutes many thanks for help
hello friend i m processing super8 reversal tri x with d 19 for 6 minutes how manual and all people describe... when i achieve not too light images the problem is always the first developer?? i use permanganate bleach 4/g A for liter and B sodium bisulphate 35g/l for 5 minutes (in distilled water) the clearing bath is metabisulphite 30 grams /liter for 2 minutes many thanks for help
Lowell Huff Member Allowing Ads Joined Jun 11, 2003 Messages 170 Location Los Angeles, Format 35mm Sep 24, 2008 #2 If "not too light images" means that the high lights have filled in and the contrast is too high; then in reversal processing, this is corrected by more development in the first developer or the bleach bath is too weak.
If "not too light images" means that the high lights have filled in and the contrast is too high; then in reversal processing, this is corrected by more development in the first developer or the bleach bath is too weak.